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Because the first word is "multimodal" :^) and also because MLLM is the established initialism.
My point was the phrase already contains the word model. Why are we calling it a multimodel LL model? Why not just add multi to the existing model?
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Apple doesn’t even sell NVidia cards on their Mac Pros. Are they training it on Linux? I think Apple would strive to be great at all computing related tasks. “Oh, Macs are not good for that, you should get a PC” should make them sad and worried. AI/LLM is the new hot thing. If people are using Windows or Linux, you’re loosing momentum, hearts and minds… and sales, obviously.
Don't think that follows. I doubt all their cloud services run on Apple hardware. They make consumer devices.
I really hope Apple releases an iPhone with a good on-device private LLM assistant, perhaps next year. Their hardware is well-positioned for it. It could make me get a new phone outside of my usual ~4 year cycle. Siri is almost unusable for me.
> FERRET is trained on 8 A100 GPUs So Apple uses NVidia internally. Not surprising, but doesn't bode well for A Series. Dogfooding. [edit] I meant M series, Apple Silicon
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Because the first word is "multimodal" :^) and also because MLLM is the established initialism.
My point was the phrase already contains the word model. Why are we calling it a multimodel LL model? Why not just add multi to the existing model?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Apple doesn’t even sell NVidia cards on their Mac Pros. Are they training it on Linux? I think Apple would strive to be great at all computing related tasks. “Oh, Macs are not good for that, you should get a PC” should make them sad and worried. AI/LLM is the new hot thing. If people are using Windows or Linux, you’re loosing momentum, hearts and minds… and sales, obviously.
If a train with a GM diesel engine delivers raw materials to a Ford factory for making F150s, you would conclude that consumers whould start driving trains to work? Is that your argument?
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Because the first word is "multimodal" :^) and also because MLLM is the established initialism.
My point was the phrase already contains the word model. Why are we calling it a multimodel LL model? Why not just add multi to the existing model?
> FERRET is trained on 8 A100 GPUs with 80GB memory. Huh, even Apple isn't capable of escaping the CUDA trap. Funny to see them go from moral enemies with Nvidia to partially-dependent on them...
> FERRET is trained on 8 A100 GPUs So Apple uses NVidia internally. Not surprising, but doesn't bode well for A Series. Dogfooding. [edit] I meant M series, Apple Silicon